> Once the niche elixir of powerlifting bros ... about one gram per pound of bodyweight is the bro’s rule of thumb
> The company is currently focused on drawing in women, in large part because they are the primary drivers of lifestyle fitness.
Am I the only one who sees the term "bro" as disparaging? If not, why disparage men who lift by calling them "bros" but women who keep fit "women"? If the article called women "babes" or some "bro" equivalent, people would take the writer to task.
> The company is currently focused on drawing in women, in large part because they are the primary drivers of lifestyle fitness.
Am I the only one who sees the term "bro" as disparaging? If not, why disparage men who lift by calling them "bros" but women who keep fit "women"? If the article called women "babes" or some "bro" equivalent, people would take the writer to task.